I don't feel my surgeon was experienced in my type of breasts. I'm only a month and 2 wks out, but I'm unhappy about everything. I don't feel I was fully informed about having any under breast even AFTER a BA. He told me a BA would be enough and I spent my life savings on it practically, I don't know what else to do. What else should I have gotten done? I know I'm early out, but I can already tell based on ppl's pics I'm getting double bubble, and I went under muscle L (421cc) R(457cc)
September 1, 2015
Answer: Expectations after breast implants
It's important to voice your concerns to your plastic surgeon. Wait several months for all of the swelling to go down before making any final decisions about whether or not you like your breasts. If you need a revision, you may want to go to another plastic surgeon.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Expectations after breast implants
It's important to voice your concerns to your plastic surgeon. Wait several months for all of the swelling to go down before making any final decisions about whether or not you like your breasts. If you need a revision, you may want to go to another plastic surgeon.
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July 20, 2012
Answer: Tuberous breast surgery
As, many others have indicated - it is very difficult to give you an opinion without photos or an examination. That being said, you are very early after surgery and ther is no doubt that changes will occur during the healing process. Tuberous breasts are very hard to correct and there are many variables involved in the surgery and the healing process. Your situation is likely very different from others on the internet and you risk getting a lot of bad advice. Your doctor has your best interests in mind and it is a good idea to stay in close follow up with him / her during this healing process. Best of luck!
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July 20, 2012
Answer: Tuberous breast surgery
As, many others have indicated - it is very difficult to give you an opinion without photos or an examination. That being said, you are very early after surgery and ther is no doubt that changes will occur during the healing process. Tuberous breasts are very hard to correct and there are many variables involved in the surgery and the healing process. Your situation is likely very different from others on the internet and you risk getting a lot of bad advice. Your doctor has your best interests in mind and it is a good idea to stay in close follow up with him / her during this healing process. Best of luck!
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